How a Protestant spin machine hid the truth about the English Reformation

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk ^ | May 23, 2014 | Dominic Selwood

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Its also sad that some people pretend the potshots are only coming from one side.

[doc1019]

Got no problem with the Biblical concept of praying for one another, I just go to Jesus with the prayers and not some saint that may or may not hear me. And as I said in my original post ... why pray to a dead saint for intercession when I have the ear of G_d?

[impimp]

Most of my prayers are directly to God.

It is good to know that you aren’t as opposed to the concept of prayer to the Saints as I thought.

[DManA]

Well there is no doubt where this one started.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

"They didn’t have planes back then did they"

Excellent observation. How very insightful of you to grasp this surprising fact.

[narses]

The muslims and the mongols perpetrated many a mass murder. The Catholic Church? Not so much.

[dsc]

“why pray to a dead saint for intercession when I have the ear of G_d?”

Maybe God likes the saint better than he likes you.

[ansel12]

LOL, how does your saying they weren’t the only ones, demonstrate a weakness in my accurate history that I described.

[NKP_Vet]

Daily Telegraph is more conservative than Faux News will ever be. You best believe what you read on it.

[ansel12]

Protestant isn’t very specific, and I’m not aware of any denomination except the Catholic one that has such a problem not with lust, but with lust for male flesh.

It isn’t like the catholic denomination is famous for it’s leadership falling for females.

[bramps]

You know what they say about statistics.

[sasportas]

How a Protestant spin machine hid the truth about the English Reformation

And this, on the religious forum of FR, no less, the biggest Roman Catholic spin machine on the planet...hiding the truth about their own history, a long history of totalitarian rule and persecution. Hiding the truth that they are not the church Christ founded as they claim, but an impostor religio-political machine that arose in the seventh century.